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Alleweder

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  1. Hi! Does anybody here have experience with the Alleweder? Especially the do-it-yor-self kit. If you
    own one yor self maybe you then can tell me a little about your personal experience with it. The
    handling, getting into it etc.
    --
    Ole

  2. I believe that Ethan Davis of the north american velomobile site velomobiles.netvelomobiles.net has
    imported one to the USA. I don't know if that is of interest to you, but you might want to ask
    him about it,

    Alan Weiss NJ Gold Rush, E2 tandem, and Leitra rider

    Ole Carlsen said:


    Hi! Does anybody here have experience with the Alleweder? Especially the do-it-yor-self kit. If
    you own one yor self maybe you then can tell me a little about your personal experience with it.
    The handling, getting into it etc.
    --
    Ole

  3. Ole Carlsen <carloingendåsekø[email protected]> wrote in message
    news:<[email hidden]>...

    Quoted message said:

    Hi! Does anybody here have experience with the Alleweder? Especially the do-it-yor-self kit. If
    you own one yor self maybe you then can tell me a little about your personal experience with it.
    The handling, getting into it etc.

    A friend of mine here in Odessa TX has two of them. David Eggleston made a trip over to the
    Netherlands and built one and then purchased another and had them shipped here. I rode both of them
    and they are very unique. They are very well constructed and look great. Once they are up to speed
    they seem to coast forever. I enjoyed riding them and I think David told me that alleweder stands
    for all weather. I'm sure he would enjoy discussing the ends and outs of the allweder as he has a
    lot of experience and is an enthusiast. You can reach him at [email hidden].

    Carl

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